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Do you have a pile of unfinished projects gathering dust at the back of your mind, reminding you every day of all the things you never completed?Do you wonder what might have happened if you had reached that goal, completed that project, or achieved that aim?Why is it so hard to maintain the momentum?Starting a new project whether it’s writing a novel, learning a musical instrument or even running a business can be very exciting. But once the initial excitement has worn off and the ‘newness’ has gone then the actual effort and grind involved can just seem like a thankless task.The trick to finishing what you start is to undertake the task for reasons other than the excitement it carries. And to actively avoid getting ‘paid early’. That is, gaining some sort of benefit such as attention or congratulations before the goal is complete.Henry Ford, Louise Pasteur, Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, and in fact anyone whose ever achieved anything could have got bored, given up too soon but they knew how to keep at something doing it and doing it because their goals were non-negotiable in their own minds. Self discipline allowed them to keep their promises to themselves.After all, if you are creative enough with your procrastination you’ll always come up with what seems like a good reason not to do something.This session gets you sticking to your plans – not wimping out through disguised laziness.